Russians Are Growing Jealous of Their Partners for ChatGPT
Psychologists have noticed a new trend: Russians are starting to feel jealous of their partners… for ChatGPT. For many, the neural network has become not just an assistant, but someone to vent to and get support from.
The scenario usually unfolds the same way: there is a lack of attention and understanding in the relationship, a person begins to communicate more and more with AI, and then the partner perceives this as emotional infidelity 🥺
Experts say that neural networks are already able to carry on a dialogue so empathetically that some users feel more comfortable with them than with real people.
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